Sentence examples for overdue compensation from inspiring English sources
But in 2014 there were still about 400,000 overdue compensation claims left.
In 1988, President Reagan offered a long-overdue formal apology and compensation to 100,000 people of Japanese ancestry (many of them U.S. citizens) unfairly incarcerated during the war.
Paul Rieckhoff, executive director of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, said that the compensation was long overdue and that he hoped its cost would keep the Pentagon "from abusing this policy as often as it has done in the past".
While some of these ideas — that families of terrorists should be killed, that victors in war should grab spoils as compensation — were self-evidently appalling, others were overdue for debate.
But there is no question that compensation reform in the securities industry is desperately overdue.
"Us" are as many as 23,000 Koreans from the southern half of this divided peninsula, who survived Hiroshima and Nagasaki, who have endured and who now seek compensation from Japan that they feel is long overdue.
Following Thursday's meeting, Britz said in an email through Burbank Unified spokeswoman Kimberley Clark that her contract approval was long overdue, and that she would continue to work with the classified employees and administrators for a fair compensation package.
"Short term, passengers must be assured they'll get proper compensation for disruptions, and fair ticketing must be introduced nationwide, including the long-promised and long-overdue part-time season tickets.
If Walker stays, Jordan risks losing his best player without compensation in the summer of 2019 — or, perhaps worse, paying big bucks to hang on to him instead of starting an overdue tear-down of a pricey but mediocre roster.
CARAMANICA: Compensation.
